Fashion

[JJsMom]

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@amyb wrote:

Well...interesting...I seem to be in the minority with this, so far..

Comfy sweats rule the pandemic day still!

Hence...QVC knows their audience and they are providing!  But it ....is.....a.....LOT. 

I still stand by my..."enough with the sweatsuits already!" ☺️ (and cropped wide pants, and mom jeans, and a few other trends I'm just finding unflattering, but I digress...)

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What exactly do you want to see more of? 

[Andreatoo]

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@JJsMom wrote:

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@amyb wrote:

Well...interesting...I seem to be in the minority with this, so far..

Comfy sweats rule the pandemic day still!

Hence...QVC knows their audience and they are providing!  But it ....is.....a.....LOT. 

I still stand by my..."enough with the sweatsuits already!" ☺️ (and cropped wide pants, and mom jeans, and a few other trends I'm just finding unflattering, but I digress...)

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What exactly do you want to see more of? 

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@JJsMom 

How about some woven trousers with real zippered flies? The Q does not sell them

[goldensrbest]

 I don't have a exciting life , go to grocery store, bj's, and a few other places, stay home mostly, i like comfort clothes,not expensive.

[Meowingkitty]

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@goldensrbest wrote:

 I don't have a exciting life , go to grocery store, bj's, and a few other places, stay home mostly, i like comfort clothes,not expensive.

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I don't either. I go to the gym, grocery stores, Kohl's, Costco and an occasional trip to a winery up north near Prescott. No need to dress up for any of those.

[sunshine 919]

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@Meowingkitty wrote:

I like comfy clothes. I look forward to the all to short cooler months when I can wear sweats and long sleeves. I never get dressed up for anything. My idea of getting dressed up is jeans and a tee shirt so I like relaxed, comfy clothes.

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I love comfy clothes in winter too.  I love leggings and my bear paws boots.  However sweats are perfect just hanging out in.  I will be checking out Costco.they usually have nice clothes and are good prices

[MarthaStewardess]

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@TaylorBrown wrote:

Some of the sweats or athleisure items I like.  My problem is, they don't come in the right length.  I'm tall, 5'10', and I don't know why it is assumed that women want joggers shorter than regular pants. I don't want high water pants of any type.  Make some athleisure pants that are full-length.

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I agree.  As usual, tall people seem to be left out, yet they claim to be inclusive in their sizing.  I guess to them, inclusive means width ways and not length ways!

[wilma]

@amyb 

@Andreatoo 

You can add me to your group. I'm not really into athleisure wear either. And, yes, it seems to me that the Q and other retailers offer lots of the same type of comfy cozy loungewear. It's definitely a big trend right now. 

I don't own any leggings, yoga, or stretch pants. I own a couple pairs of straight leg knit trousers and shorts with a drawstring which I wear once in awhile. Usually my casual look is jeans or shorts with tees, tops, and sweaters. I'm perfectly comfortable. 

I buy my tailored dressier separates from places other than the Q. I've seen the occasional blazer, blouse, or button up shirt, but they just don't offer much in that type of clothing right now. It's more difficult for those of use who prefer tailored clothes to find them these days.

And, yes, I'm comfortable in my dressier clothes too. I don't think comfort and dressing up have to be polar opposites. If a garment fits me well, I'm comfortable. 

[ellietoo]

Everything looks like a sack! What is wrong with these clothing manufacturers?! Do they really think that we all sit around the house in dumpy clothing looking like slobs?? Or is it just easier and cheaper to sell loose clothing that takes no skill to sew that is made out of cheap material that they charge you a fortune for??!!!

[Foxxee]

@greenjean1 

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"the slobification of America."

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You nailed it!

[Snicks1]

@wilma, I agree and have said the same thing. If you are wearing the correct size, jeans are comfortable. As are dressier clothing. If I try something on (of any genre) if it's not comfortable, I'm not buying it, period. 

Have a great evening.